About Us
General Information
The School of Computing now has 175 teaching staff and 1459 students enrolled
in its undergraduate computing degree. This is a five-year programme of study
covering subjects with a very heavy practical content. The undergraduate
computing degree does not include specialization tracks, but students do enjoy
a wide-ranging offer of over 60 elective subjects across the last two years of
the course. These electives are designed to further training in job profiles
related to artificial intelligence, robotics, large systems administration and
management, multimedia, software engineering and project management, high-performance
computing, etc.
The School has a library with 218 reading and 12 video library positions,
archiving over 28,000 items. The campus is equipped with newly built sports
facilities, including a synthetic 7-aside football pitch, basketball court, an
indoor football pitch, a fitness room and two tennis courts.
The key things that the School of Computing has to offer are student support,
study abroad opportunities, industrial or laboratory placements, a faculty with
an excellent reputation and adaptation to the new European Higher Education Area.
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